Meet long-ago employees from Duke Power, Carolina Power & Light (CP&L) and more. The photos come from the Duke Energy archives but don’t include identification. If you recognize any of the people or locations in these photos, email illumination@duke-energy.com, and include the photo number or attach the image.

Photo 770: This Duke Power employee worked in Hickory, N.C. Who is he, and what is he doing?

Photo 778: We think these individuals worked in the Audit group at CP&L. Do you recognize them or know where they are?

Photo 1006: This pre-2012 photo is from our Duke Energy Corporation collection. We’d love your help identifying the lineworker. Perhaps the bucket truck holds a clue as to where or when they worked here?

Photo 772: Help us ID this Duke Power employee who worked in Hickory. What was his job?
You helped us learn more about these photos …

Photo 805: “Left to right: Jimmy Perry, Scott Reynolds, Lloyd Stalls and they appear to be watching North Carolina’s largest tumbleweed roll by,” said Lee Bruton of Wilmington, N.C. Thanks also to Dennis Daniels, Dale Sutton, Tracy Woolsey and Gary S. Barnes, who confirmed Perry and Stalls are still with the company. We hear Reynolds just retired.

Photo 790: Kerry Campbell recognized Sheila Wiggins (left) and Elvie Jackson (right). We’re told Jackson was an engineer, while Wiggins worked as a land agent/representative. Both worked in Garner, N.C.

Photo 813: Chris Gilbert recognized this building, saying it’s “the old Piedmont Natural Gas Service Operations Center, located at 1029 Winston Street in Greensboro, N.C.” While the building is still standing, “Piedmont moved out of this building in July 1990 and into our current location on Greengate Drive in Greensboro,” Scotty Albertson added.

Photo 809: Thanks to Bruce Waldvogel for this information: “The man on the right is Bill Lindner who was my Vice President at Piedmont in 1991. Our division at the time was Technology, which had a number of departments like Statistical Analysis, Data Records, and Systems Mapping (before they were moved to Engineering). It looks like the Map Room on Rexford Road in Charlotte, N.C.”